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Mayor elected SHANE Sali was elected to be the new mayor of the City of Greater Shepparton on Thursday.

This will be Cr Sali’s first time serving as mayor since being elected to the Council in 2020. He will serve as mayor for the remaining period of the current term alongside deputy mayor, Cr Anthony Brophy.

In Cr Sali’s mayoral address following the election, he said he was excited for the next steps as mayor and continuing to strengthen Greater Shepparton’s stance as a dynamic and prosperous regional city.

“I look forward to working hard together to deliver the important things that matter most for our region,” he said.

“We should be very proud of where we are, we are the benchmark. Greater

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Councillor Shane Sali has been elected to be the new mayor of Greater Shepparton.

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Shepparton must continue to lead the way.

“I look forward to taking Greater Shepparton to greater heights. I will continue to work hard for the things that matter most and to position Greater Shepparton as the ultimate destination.”

Cr Sali was elected at an additional

Council meeting, which was called following Cr Kim O’Keeffe resigning her position as mayor on Monday, June 6. Cr O’Keeffe has applied for a Leave of Absence, which came into effect at 5pm on Friday, June 10 and will continue until the results of the upcoming state election have been declared.

Victoria Park Lake to light up AT the May Council meeting, Greater Shepparton City Council awarded the tender to replace pedestrian lighting around Victoria Park Lake.

The tender, awarded to local company, Byers Electrical, will see 64 new light poles installed adjacent to the walking path around the lake. The upgrades will replace the lighting currently in place, which has come to the end of its asset life and needs to be renewed to improve pedestrian safety at dusk and dawn.

Works will commence in coming weeks with expected completion towards the end of July, weather permitting. Measures will be put in place to minimise the disruption to residents and visitors during this time.

Outgoing mayor, Councillor Kim O’Keeffe said Council were

pleased to award this important contract to a local company.

“The installation of this new lighting will improve the already fantastic Victoria Park Lake precinct and ensure residents and visitors feel safe when visiting the area,” she said.

“We see people utilising the walking track during the early hours of the morning and evening each day and this lighting renewal will ensure these residents and visitors feel safe when doing so.

“Victoria Park Lake is an ideal location for many community events and activities and this upgraded lighting will allow for continued usage of the area for years to come.”

Power facility upgrades are also currently being undertaken at the Victoria Park Lake events area, which will further improve the amenities in the space for upcoming events.

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Robot test run a success CELEBRATING 70 YEARS! Meet the award-winning

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AG INNOVATION... Ripe Robotics co-founders Leopold Lucas and Hunter Jay, lead engineer Michael Wood and mechatronics engineer Tobin Smit with Eve Mk5 in the centre, on the day of the successful trial run. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.

By Deanne Jeffers THE first trials for the fruit picking robot being developed by Ripe Robotics out of McNab and Son’s orchards in Ardmona were successful.

Since receiving Federal funding earlier this year, Eve has u ndergone total redevelopment. Eve Mk5 is the fifth version developed by the company and it has been designed to pick fruit four times faster than Ripe Robotics' earlier designs, requires less maintenance, can pick a wider range of fruit, and uses less power – a key part in making these robots commercially viable.

This machine not only alleviates the impact of labour shortages, but co-founder Hunter Jay says that AI-technology aids data collection by photographing each apple before being picked. This means orchardists will have access to accurate data that records the yield and quality of produce being collected each year.

The advent of this new technology will see orchards change to reflect the advancements. On the right side of the orchard photographed, you will see fruit trees have been pruned to have long, vertical limbs that offer easy access for the robot to grasp with its small suction ‘hand.’

Powered with petrol generators, the robot can move through the orchard collecting fruit ready for picking, records the fruit, picks it and then it is moved to a bin. Eve Mk5 has been designed with versatility in mind, being able to pick more than just apples, have additional arms added, and the Ripe Robotics team are constantly working to make Eve more efficient.

Next month Eve will be put to the test picking oranges, and the next major milestone for the project will be picking an entire bin of fruit.

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We’ve said to Government, if you’re serious about Treaty, you’ll do it our way, and to their credit, that’s what they’re doing.

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‘Decolonisation in action’ THE First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria and the Victorian G overn ment have reached agreement to establish a key part of the architecture to enable Treaty negotiations.

T he ag reement to establish an independent Treaty Authority to oversee Treat y negotiations and help resolve disputes will be marked with a ceremonial signing when Assembly Members meet for their June Chamber Meeting.

A l t h o u g h t h e Tr e a t y A u t h o r i t y will sit completely outside of the usual G ove r n m e nt bu r e au c r a c y a n d w i l l not report to a Government Minister, legislation is required to enable and facilitate that agreement to take place.

That legislation was introduced into Parliament last week by Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Gabrielle Williams.

Assembly co-chair, Marcus Stewart, said the creation of the Treaty Authority is about ensuring Treaty negotiations aren’t restrained by western concepts.

“T his is about stepping outside of t he colon ia l system . We’ve sa id to Government, if you’re serious about Treaty, you’ll do it our way, and to their credit, that’s what they’re doing. This is decolonisation in action.

“The Government is relinquishing some of its control and power and together we are creating new institutions that will be guided by Aboriginal lore, law and cultural authority that has been practiced

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POSITIVE STEP... From left, co-chair of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria Marcus Stewart, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Gabrielle Williams, and co-chair of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria, Aunty Geraldine Atkinson. Photo: Supplied.

on these lands for countless generations,” said Mr Stewart.

A ssembly co - chai r a nd B a ngera ng and Wiradjuri Elder, Aunty Geraldine Atkinson, said the agreement marked a significant win for Aboriginal people, but also showed how modern Victoria could benefit from traditional knowledge and ways of working together.

“Western court systems are combative by default, whereas the Treaty Authority

will respect our culture. The starting point will always be dialogue. I’m really excited to see our culture, lore and law being ingrained into the very building blocks of Treaty-making,” said Aunty Geri.

An independent panel to be agreed to by the Assembly and the Government will appoint the Members of the Treaty Authority and all Members will be First Peoples. There will be a public call for nominations in the coming months.

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Council’s customer service reopens today LIMITED REOPENING... After being closed for an extended period due to staff shortages, the Council offices re-opens today on a reduced basis from Wednesdays to Fridays between 9am and 3pm. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.

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THE customer service counter at Greater Shepparton City Council will re-open to the public from today, Wednesday, June 15.

The counter will be re-opened on a reduced basis from Wednesdays to Fridays between 9am and 3pm as Council continue to work through the challenges associated with new staff, training and support. Council plans to transition to full time hours, from Monday to Friday, once training and support is complete.

Due to a critical staff shortage, the customer service counter has been closed for some time.

Council’s acting CEO, Chris Teitzel thanked the community for their patience over the past few weeks and said Council was pleased to welcome residents inside the building once again.

“We understand how challenging the past few weeks have been for residents

while the Customer Service counter has been closed, however this was a necessary adjustment while we worked to fill vacancies in the team,” he said.

“We are pleased to now be opening the Customer Service counter to the public, on a reduced basis, and being able to help people with their enquiries face-to-face once again.”

As always, Council can be contacted via several methods including phone and email along with our website which can be utilised to make payments, requests or enqui ries. T hese include ani mal reg ist rat ions , i n f ri ngement not ices , licensing payments such as pool and spa registrations, permits, and planning and building applications. Translated information is available via the website in eight languages other than English and a phone translation service is also available.

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CULL PROMISE... Liberal Member for Northern Victoria Wendy Lovell, leader of the National’s party Peter Walsh, Shadow Minister for Environment and Climate Change James Newbury, and Shadow Assistant Minister for Scrutiny of Government Bev McArthur, at the protest against State Labor’s controversial brumby cull. Photo: Melanie Spencer.

Teaching the teachers Ben Richards reckons “Melbourne will do just fine without us for a while”. Pictured with Sarah McKay (left) and Sophie Zebrowski the trio are on the steepest learning curve of their studies while student-teaching at GSSC. All agree the experience has been hugely rewarding and welcoming. Sophie seized the opportunity to come to Shepparton for its diversity, Sarah is eyeing a regional area for her first teaching job and Ben was up for the professional challenge. Sophie said she “is learning in leaps and bounds”. Ben added: “Actually, it’s been hour by hour!”

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have also revealed that contractors who are employed by the Government to exterminate the brumbies are required to move carcasses to hide their controversial works from public view.

Ms L ovell said this was a direct contradiction to the previous agreement Parks Victoria had made with Barmah locals and showed Labor's real intention to slaughter the brumby to extinctions.

"My Liberal Coalition colleagues and I agree with the tens of thousands of Vic tor ia ns who b el ieve br u mby populations can be managed without cruel methods or total eradication and our policy will manage Victoria's brumby population in a way that guarantees the welfare of animals."

Ms Lovell said the Liberal Coalition policy will involve: • End to eradication through aerial and ground shooting, • A t h o r o u g h a n d m o r e a c c u r at e assessment of the brumby population, • Population management methods that focus on rehoming and veterinary intervention; and, • Liaising with New South Wales to coordinate efforts across state borders.

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T H E Liberal Member for Nor thern Victoria, Wendy Lovell, says an elected Matthew Guy Coalition Government will immediately cease the shooting of brumbies in the Barmah and Alpine National Parks.

Ms Lovell has been a strong advocate aga i n st t he shoot i ng of br u mbie s , particularly in Barmah Forest, on many occasions calling the State Government to stop culling and to focus on trapping horses for rehoming.

Pa r k s V i c t o r i a h a d r e a c h e d a n agreement with the local Barmah Brumby Preservation Group to trap horses for rehoming, only to recently commence secret shooting operations and hiding carcasses under branches and bushes, as published in last week's Adviser.

"T he A ndrews Labor Government knows that its brutal control measures are cruel and inhumane, admitting as much with its secret agreements and extreme efforts to hide massacred carcasses from public view," said Ms Lovell.

I n a recent parliamentar y budget hearing, the Labor Government admitted that it was working towards "eradication [of brumbies] over the forward years," G ove r n m e nt a l t e nd e r do c u m e nt s

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SOCIAL SEQUENCE DANCING for all people (singles, couples, young or old) that are interested in social dancing and want to learn. Two sessions every Wednesday (afternoon 1-5pm or evening, 7-10.30pm) at Shepparton Senior Citizens Centre. Enquiries Gail Cook 0412 858 019 or Simon 0456 575 268.

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AS part of their ongoing commitment to helping children, local service group, Kiwanis Shepparton Sunrises, have donated a trailer to the Children First Foundation.

The Children First Foundation is a Kiwanis recognised charity that facilitates life changing surgery in Australia for disadvantaged children from developing countries. They have changed the lives of many, including conjoined twins, Nima and Dawa, who were 18 months old when they were flown from Bhutan for surgery at Melbourne’s Royal Children Hospital.

The organisation has a property near Kilmore that several community service groups give their time and labour to maintain. To this end, the Kiwanis Sunrisers have assisted the organisation with general maintenance.

The donated trailer will be for use on the property. It has been purchased locally from L.D.K. Custom Trailers and the artwork was provided by John King Signs.

The Kiwanis have an emphasis on helping children of the world, one child at a time, one

CHARITABLE DONATION... Kiwanis Shepparton Sunrisers members Livia Tiso, Julie Dainton, David Jones, Jane Smith, Robyn MacFadyen, John Hyde, Judi Hanlon, Judi Chapman, Joe Sibio, with the trailer they have donated. Photo: Supplied.

community at a time. The Kiwanis Sunrises are active in the local community. ‘Sprout’, an edible native bush garden at Kidstown maintained by the Sunrisers, has been “growing in leaps and bounds” and is already being used by local groups.

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PETROL THEFT Shepparton Police would like to speak to the male pictured in relation to a petrol theft at an outlet on High Street, Shepparton on the morning on May 17, 2022.

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Bike path network continues to grow A NEW section of the shared pedestrian and cycling path between Sanctuary Drive and River Road West, Kialla has been completed and is now open to the public.

The existing shared park network winds its way from the north of Shepparton, at Water’s Reserve, south along the Goulburn River to the centre of town, west to Mooroopna, and south to Kialla Lakes.

The 650m long extension of the shared path network connects Kialla Lakes and Seven Creeks Estate to Emerald Bank and Riviera Park Estate.

The upgrade includes a 20m boardwalk

SHARED PATH... An added section of the shared path between Sanctuary Drive and River Road West, Kialla is complete and open to the public. Photo: Supplied.

and a 13m bridge across Waterbird Creek.

“We have already received such positive feedback from the community about this upgrade,” said Gary Randhawa, Council’s director infrastructure.

For more information about the works contact Projects on 5832 9700, via email projects@shepparton.vic.gov.au.

An afternoon with the orchestra THIS year the Goulburn Valley Concert Orchestra (GVCO) will present its annual concert as an afternoon concert at 2pm on Saturday, June 18. The concert carries the sub-title, “The Birds”, because many, but not all, of the works on the program have the name of a bird in their title.

Music director, Steven Sargant, has been rehearsing the Orchestra for several months in preparation for their annual concert performance. The Orchestra provides musical opportunities for local musicians and some not so local musicians who all come together for weekly rehearsals in Shepparton every Thursday evening.

GVCO are excited to present two premier performances of works commissioned by the Orchestra and composed by GVCO members, Wade Gregory and Eric Andersen. Eric has also arranged a collection of five Ukrainian Folk Songs which GVCO will present in support of all Ukrainian people.

The concert will also include a performance from local choir, “36 Degrees South”, under the direction of Wade Gregory.

Tickets are available from the Riverlinks Box office and the

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ORCHESTRA...The Goulburn Valley Concert Orchestra (GVCO) will present its annual concert as an afternoon concert at 2pm on Saturday, June 18 at Riverlinks. Photo: Supplied.

concert will be held in the Eastbank Centre in Shepparton. Phone Riverlinks Venues on 5832 9511.

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Community satisfaction survey continues HAVE YOUR SAY... Council are currently surveying Greater Shepparton residents on community satisfaction. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

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RESIDENTS are being asked to share their thoughts on Greater Shepparton City Council and its services.

The Community Satisfaction Survey is conducted by Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CAT I) as a representative random probability survey of residents aged 18+ years in the Greater Shepparton municipality. All responses are confidential and grouped with others.

Research resource company Thinkfield will conduct the phone surveys.

Research resource company Thinkfield, which completes the survey on behalf of Council, have been undertaking phone surveys over the past week and will continue these until Wednesday, June 22.

Director corporate services, Chris Teitzel said the survey is an important measure for Council to understand whether it is meeting community expectations of the services it provides.

“The survey aims to gather impressions

on a number of services, facilities and activities Council provides,” he said.

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Sheed airs concerns about democracy in the Victorian Government DEMOCRACY is the hallmark of good and free Government and while Australia is one of the most democratic countries in the world, there are still instances that can be improved.

In the Victorian Parliament, Independent Member for Shepparton District, Suzanna Sheed , st rong ly advocated for more democratic processes in the Victorian Parliament during question time, following a question directed to her by Independent Member for Mildura, Ali Cupper.

I n wh at wa s a ver y ra re u s e of parliamentary procedure, Ms Cupper used her question to ask why there was a need to debate Ms Sheed’s notice of motion, which seeks to make provision for a nonGovernment business program.

Ms Sheed has been raising the need for the independents and opposition members to be allowed to have their own business

program for several years. Victoria is the only parliament in Australia where there is no non-government business program in the lower house.

After question time, Ms Sheed spoke about how important it was for independent members to work together to achieve democracy in the Victorian Government.

“Independents are on the march,” Ms Sheed said.

“Just look at the outcomes of the Federal election – people are realising that independents are working with and for the community and can make serious changes in parliament. “ I w i l l no t b e s i l e nt ab o u t t h e reintroduction of non-government business in the Victorian Parliament.

“The Government should pay attention to this request for basic democrac y because they may see more independents

on the crossbench following the November election, who will unite to have their voices heard.

“We all need the opportunity to bring on motions and private members bills and debate them in detail rather than be afforded such limited opportunity to have our say.

“I hope the Victorian Government will hear our calls and introduce nongovernment before the 59th Parliament term ends.”

How the government responds remains to be seen.

FOR OUR RIGHTS...In the Victorian parliament, Independent Member for Shepparton District, Suzanna Sheed, strongly advocated for more democratic processes in the Victorian Parliament during question time. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

Locals honoured on Queen’s Birthday SEVERAL individuals have been recognised for their achievements and community contributions on the 2022 Queen’s Birthday Honours List.

Former state member for Shepparton, Jeanette Powell, has received an Order of Australia for significant service to the people and Parliament of Victoria, and to the

Nagambie’s Ronda Richards has been honoured for her service to the community of Nagambie. Cobram’s Rachel McKay has been recognised for her service to the community of Cobram.

Explore the full list of honours recipients at www. gg.gov.au/queens-birthday-2022-honours-list

community.

Professor Tim Reeves, who is currently based at the University of Melbourne’s Dookie campus, has been made a member on the general division of the Order of Australia for his significant service to sustainable agriculture research and production.

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Lifestyle villages are a great choice for over 50s to downsize but not everyone wants to, or can afford to tie up the capital to buy into one.

Apartment blocks only offer short term leases and retirement villages are known for high entry and exit fees. Providence Lifestyle offers boutique living where you can rent rather than buy and live in a friendly safe gated community with great facilities to enjoy life.

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GMCU BACKS WIDER COMMUNITY AND BUSINESS SHEPPARTON-based Goulburn Murray Credit Union (GMCU) continues to throw its support behind a number of businesses, organisations and the wider general public, particularly at this time of year with The Adviser coordinated $25,500 Shoppers’ Competition.

Better known as the GMCU $25,500 Giveaway, the popular shoppers’ competition, which attracts 1000s of entries from many parts of northern Victoria is now on.

This year the Giveaway will have 42 lucky shopper winners, the largest number of shoppers to receive $500 each or the grand prize of $5,000 in the history of the giveaway.

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Almost two thousand square meters of showroom LOADED TO THE BRIM WITH STOCK... The showroom at Solar City Marine and Caravans is loaded to the brim with stock. Pictured from left, Solar City Marine and Caravans retail manager Carmen McCully and from sales Kyle Hanna. Photo: Kelly Carmody

IT’S more than just boats and vans at Solar City Marine and Caravans with a showroom of almost 2000 square meters of camping and outdoor gear.

Wow! Is the most common reaction from customers when they walk in and realise how big the shop is, and not only is it huge its loaded to the brim with stock.

With products such as fridges, winches, recovery gear, awnings, driving lights and swags all out on display to inspect, test and measure you’ll be sure to find exactly what you’re after.

They have boating accessories, and safety gear as well as Genuine Yamaha spare parts, caravanning accessories, a large

range of fishing gear and almost the entire range of Kings Adventure - the biggest in regional Victoria.

On show you will also see the award-winning Nova Caravans, Aussie made Quintrex Boats and the top of the range Yamaha outboards, your next outdoor adventure starts here.

The showroom is well worth a visit, so head out to 195 Numurkah Rd and meet the professional team from Solar City Marine & Caravans.

For your chance to win a share of $25,500, spend a minimum of $10 in store, scan the QR code, upload your receipt and submit online.

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Inside the launch feature for the 2022 GMCU $25,500 Giveaway PAGE 3 - Almost two thousand square meters of showroom!

PAGES 4+5 - Ways you can win when you shop in Kyabram PAGE 6 - The best of our great wine region PAGE 8 - Riverside Plaza stores offer a chance to win PAGE 8 - More than just tyres PAGE 8 - How to enter via QR codes PAGES 10+11 - Meet past winners PAGE 12 - Participating stores

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Marquee area is available for dining and functions

Cooking up your new cravings CAFE... From Left, taking a coffee break before the lunch rush, Xavier Robertson, his father and owner of Café Three620, Andrew Robertson, and his sister Ashleigh. Photo: Melanie Spencer.

OLD SCHOOL...

Built in the 1890s as the Kyabram post and telegraph office, this beautiful well-maintained building is now the home of Café three620. Photo: Melanie Spencer.

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IN the 1890s a beautifully crafted Elizabethan style brick building was erected to house the Kyabram post and telegraph office. This ornate structure is still a landmark in Kyabram, the exterior and interior still highlight many original features. Today it is the home of Café Three620, a name befitting the building as 3620 is Kyabram’s postcode.

Current owners Andrew and Rachelle Robertson purchased the business in 2018 and run it with the help of son Xavier and daughter Ashleigh.

Andrew a qualified chef said, “We always try to create a great family atmosphere for our customers, we are more restaurant rather than café, but people can still drop in just for coffee unlike other restaurants. We are fully licensed with an Al la carte menu. I would describe our cuisine as modern Australian with a Mediterranean twist.”

The restaurant can seat up to 113 and has a lovely private marquee area at the rear of the building. Café three620 is available for small and large functions, large private functions can be arranged.

Open for coffee, brunch and lunch Tuesday 9.30am-2.30pm, coffee, brunch, lunch Wednesday to Friday 9.30am-2.30pm, dinner 5.30pm to late, Saturday dinner only, 5.30pm to late.

Coffee, brunch, lunch Sunday 10.00am-2.30pm, dinner 5.30pm to late.

Andrew, Rachelle, Xavier and Ashleigh look forward to welcoming you to Café three620.

For your chance to win a share of $25,500, spend a minimum of $10 at participating retailers, scan the QR code, upload your receipt and submit online. Café Three620 is a participating business in the 2022 GMCU $25,500 Giveaway.

THE MORE YOU SHOP, THE BETTER YOUR CHANCES! | 2022 GMCU

Take a stroll around Kyabram gorgeous clothing, and the large variety of gift and home/kitchenware’s will not disappoint. I wandered through the store admiring the throw rugs and matching décor pieces and the impressive range of leather bags and wallets.

Walking into Ky Lucky Lotto, straight away my eyes were drawn to the walls of Lego, games and puzzles available.

If you want to keep your children (or yourself) entertained for hours in this chilly weather, Miles has a vast range to choose from for all ages.

Stephen and Claire at Kyabram News Agency, stock a vast range of books and magazines which are perfect for a cold winter day, curled up in your favorite chair reading when you have the opportunity to.

If you are wanting an outdo or activity, take friends or family and visit the Kyabram Fauna Park, now officially accredited as a zoo. Get up close and personal with our native animals. Freeranging kangaroos, emus, and wallabies as well as enclosures featuring echidna, wombats, koalas, dingoes, native birds, flying foxes, quolls and reptiles. It is well worth the visit.

ANIMAL FUN... Young Harley feeding a kangaroo at the Kyabram Fauna Park. Photo: Kelly Carmody.

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BIG ACHIEVEMENT… Kyabram Fauna Park staff with the Zoo and Aquaria Association (ZAA) Australasia accreditation and friends that live at the Park. Photo: Supplied.

You'll be surprised what’s on offer!

By Melanie Spencer TAKING a stroll around Kyabram, I noticed at how the town has grown in recent years, but it still maintains that country town relaxed friendly place to shop and visit.

Ajes Shoes and clothing are having a fabulous sale for the rest of June with big discounts off popular brands, EOS, Threadz, Alfie and Evie, Elm and more in store. If you are wanting new boots, runners, shoes, or new clothes, it is well worth dropping in.

I could have spent hours in Open House, the baby section had the most

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The best of our great wine region FAMILY-owned Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre are proud to represent more than 50 local wineries, bounded approximately by Echuca in the Northwest, Rutherglen in the Northeast and Seymour in the South.

The Phillips family’s guiding belief is that small wineries produce the most interesting and unique wines. Shiraz is the jewel of our wine-making region, with fantastic drops coming from surrounding areas such as Dookie Hills, Nagambie, the wider Goulburn River region and Heathcote.

The team’s passion and knowledge of local wines is unsurpassed, with owner Paul able to point you in the direction of a drop to suit your tastes that allows you to support our local winemaking industry.

In addition to being purveyors of this region’s finest wines, Paul and his staff also have a comprehensive knowledge of home brewing and stock a large range of home brew supplies. They are able to assist you with queries and advice on how to perfect your favourite tipple at home.

For further information, call Paul on 5821 2051 or visit Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre located at 119

CHANCE TO WIN...Family-owned Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre are proud to represent more than 50 local wineries. Shop there for your chance to win in the 2022 GMCU $25,500 Giveaway. Pictured, Phillips Cellars, owner, Paul Phillips. Photo: Kelly Carmody

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For your chance to win a share of $25,500, spend a minimum of $10 at participating retailers, scan the QR

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Riverside Plaza stores offer a chance to win ONE of Shepparton’s best known retail destinations is Riverside Plaza in Kialla. The relaxed atmosphere and lofty interior is home to dozens of retail outlets, that are participating in the 2022 GMCU $25,500 Giveaway.

A family friendly shopping centre where you can park and shop with ease. It could be good for a catch up with a friend for lunch, some retail therapy, to buy a lotto ticket or do a weekly shop, this centre has a bit of everything. Including a park with a soft play area for the kids.

Riverside Plaza has been designed to offer a difference in shopping with the convenience of 1200 wide car parking spaces, a relaxing interior with casual dining areas, and palm trees within its grounds.

All the outlets at Riverside Plaza are participating in the Giveaway so drop in, take your time, enjoy a coffee, and use your shopping experience to enter. You could be a lucky winner to take home one of the weekly prizes or grand prizes of hundreds or thousands of dollars.

For your chance to win a share of $25,500, spend a minimum of $10 at participating retailers, scan the QR code, upload your receipt and submit online.

A BIT OF EVERYTHING AT RIVERSIDE PLAZA... Head out to Riverside Plaza for your chance to win a share of $25,500. Pictured from left, Janette from NewsXpress, Sarah, Beck and Alyssa from Super Variety Party Cart, Timmy from Kebab Boyz and Hunter from The Main Course Butchery. Photo: Kelly Carmody

More than just tyres FROM 24-hour roadside assistance services, to 4WD and camping accessories, parts, and fitment, to onsite repairs to stock lists of leading brands of passenger, 4-wheel drive and light commercial tyres, Solar City Tyres/Bridgestone Service Centre is certainly more than just a tyre shop.

It is a complex and locally owned and operated business that is also bursting its way into the mining industry in Australia, and for the past 25 years the business has put focus on making the business a one-stop shop. So, if you thought they were just a tyre store, you have it very wrong.

Solar City Tyres/Bridgestone Service Centre manager Troy Prosser said there is nothing the company cannot do.

“From mechanical repairs and maintenance of all passenger and 4x4 vehicles, to battery testing and replacement.

Brakes, suspension, air con re gasing and repairs and wheel alignments. We also have a four-bay drive through b-double undercover truck centre for all light truck, truck, ag, and industrial tyre fitment requirements,” said Troy.

“There are two fully equipped mobile onsite service cranes

BURSTING ITS WAY INTO THE MINING INDUSTRY... Local company Solar City Tyres/Bridgestone Service Centre are now operating their services on fully operational mining sites in Australia. Pictured from left, the team from Solar City Tyres/ Bridgestone Service Centre Jake Strawhorn, Troy Prosser, Jackson North, Luke Nightingale and Phil Elms. Photo: Kelly Carmody

and tyre hand vehicles for all emergency tyre repair and new and second-hand tyre fitment for both underground and above ground mining equipment and large agricultural vehicles,” he added.

“We have so many industries covered under one roof. I have a talented team that work hard and are highly qualified. There is not much we cannot or will not do, we are more than just

tyres” said Troy.

Head out to this one stop shop at 124-126 New Dookie Road or give Troy and his experienced team a call today on (03) 5831 5177.

For your chance to win a share of $25,500, spend a minimum of $10 at participating retailers, scan the QR code, upload your receipt and submit online.

How to enter for a share of $25,500

AT this point, we are all no stranger to QR codes. The advent of QR codes means you can enter the 2022 GMCU $25,500 Giveaway online, making the regions’ largest shoppers' competition more environmentally friendly while o p e nin g o ptio n s fo r th ose wh o

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To enter is as simple as 1-2-3, just make a purchase of $10 or more at a participating store, then:

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1. Scan the QR code to log into The Adviser website 2. Fill in your details 3. Upload a photo of your receipt and submit your entry.

To win your share of the $25,500,

spend $10 or more at any of the participating businesses, listed on page 25 of this feature.

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FAIRLEYS SUPA IGA Winner, Donna Stanimirovitch

TATURA FOODWORKS Winner, Wendy Cann

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COLES RIVERSIDE Winner, Sue Manuel

W&R NAILS RIVERSIDE Winner, Louise Dwyer

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FOCUS CARDS & GIFTS Winner, Barbara Lloyd

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TATURA FOODWORKS Winner, Astrid Tielman

COLES RIVERSIDE Winner, Laurie Bodycoat

JB JEWELLERS Winner, Judith, Bozena

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PILLOW TALK Winner, Deb Purvis

PRICELINE PHARMACY Winner, Mark Foster

SPC FACTORY SALES Winner, Amanda Rhind

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KIDDIE CULTURE Winner, Zack Taggert (Accepted by Sue-Jane Taggert)

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WW2 POW camp huts still alive today T H E R E are some lit tle-k now n historical treasures amongst our midst right here in our local region.

In 1976 a parcel of land on Sayers Lane in Rushworth, approximately 320 acres in size, was subdivided into a series of 45 to 50 acre lots.

As part of this subdivision application, it was required that a dam and shed be put on each subdivided block.

The dams were made but the sheds were not built as such. Instead, WW2 huts left over from the prisoner of war (POW) camp in Murchison, were transported to the site and one placed on each block.

To this day some of these huts still exist on these properties although some have been modified.

One in particular however is very much still in its original condition and is a great example of the prisoner’s quarters in the POW camp. Another still has its original hut number on it.

All information for this story was provided by the Facebook page, Lost Rushworth.

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The Liberal Party have announced that an elected Matthew Guy Coalition Government will commit to a 25% Regional Infrastructure Guarantee, which means regional Victoria will finally get its fair share of infrastructure funding for important local projects.

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The policy means that in the first term of a Liberal Coalition Government, at least 25% of all new Government capital investment will to go to regional communities. This is in stark contrast to the Andrews Labor Government who allocated less than 13% of capital spending in the 2022-23 State Budget to regional Victoria and only 11.4% allocated in the 2021-22 State Budget for major state asset investment.

The 25% Regional Infrastructure Guarantee could be used to fund critical infrastructure projects in the Shepparton District like Stage 1 of the Shepparton Bypass project, the completion of the GV Health redevelopment and Stage 1 of the Shepparton Sports Stadium redevelopment.

LABOR REFUSES TO PROVIDE ANSWERS ON GSSC STUDENT EXODUS In State Parliament last week, I asked Education Minister James Merlino to explain the loss of more than 500 students from public secondary education in Shepparton since the closure of the four public secondary schools and the creation of the Greater Shepparton Secondary College.

The My Schools website revealed that in 2018 the four previous public secondary schools, Wanganui Park Secondary College, Mooroopna Secondary College, McGuire College, and Shepparton High School, had a total student enrolment of 2645 students.

The college has reportedly lost thirty-one students since the start of March this year, indicating that the lack of choice imposed by the Andrews Labor Government and Suzanna Sheed continues to impact Greater Shepparton families.

The Government must investigate the loss of over 500 students from Public Education in Greater Shepparton and the reasons for the decline should be publicly reported.

LABOR’S CRUEL BRUMBY CULL PLANS EXPOSED I have been tireless in the work to stop the Andrews Labor Government’s plans to shoot the iconic Barmah Brumby into extinction and I am happy that an elected Matthew Guy Coalition Government will immediately cease the shooting of brumbies in both the Barmah and Alpine national parks.

Parks Victoria had previously reached an agreement with the local Barmah Brumby Preservation Group to trap horses for placement in a brumby sanctuary or rehoming, but we now find that the culling has commenced in secret, with shooters hiding carcasses of dead horses under bushes.

Our policy will involve: • The end of Labor’s cruel plan of eradicating brumbies through aerial and ground shooting, • A thorough and more accurate assessment of the brumby population, • Population management methods that focus on rehoming and veterinary intervention; and, • Liaison with New South Wales to coordinate efforts across state borders.

• The brumbies in Barmah need to be controlled humanely and I am pleased the Liberal’s plan will do this.

LOCAL ENERGY SOLUTIONS... The electrical upgrades for the $12.2M expansions at Plunkett Orchards were completed by local company, TSE Energy Solutions. Pictured from left TSE Energy Solutions, apprentice Sam Corazza, director/manager Tyson Saunders and project manager Will Patone. Photo: Kelly Carmody

OPERATING since 2015, TSE Energy Solutions take their job as local electricians very seriously. They ensure that all electrical installations, renovations, and maintenance for a wide array of industrial, commercial and residential services are completed on time, and to the highest level of standards.

The biggest job to date for the company has seen them recently complete the electrical upgrades for the $12.2M expansions, at the Ardmona base of the Goulburn Valley’s fruit processor, Plunkett Orchards.

The impressive facility now features new apple presizing technology, state-of-the-art apple and pear packing-line equipment, along with brand new cool rooms and an impressive compressor space.

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“Being able to see the innovative technology and automation in an industrial setting like this has been very exciting, but what is more exciting, is we are able to take this automation to the domestic level now at an affordable price and user-friendly applications,” said Tyson.

“Working with teams from overseas to make this project all come together was also extremely interesting.

We will continue to work on trouble shooting issues and maintenance at the orchard for now and continue to provide our services to the local commercial, industrial and residential industries,” he added.

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Doing good things through beers

EXCLUSIVE BRANDS... The Brewmanity co-founder and former AFL star David Neitz was at The Bottle-O Warehouse in Shepparton last week promoting his beer company, Brewmanity. Pictured from left, The Bottle-O Warehouse shop assistant Jamie Spencer, store manager Jacque Wayman, Brewmanity co-founder David Neitz and The Bottle-O Warehouse 2IC Kylie Stewart. Photo: Kelly Carmody

AFL Football royalty David Neitz was in Shepparton last week to promote his beer company ‘Brewmanity’ which is an exclusive brand to The Bottle-O Warehouse and all independent banner groups.

The Brewmanity co-founder and former AFL star said ‘The Mouth of the South’ is brewed in an old school way, with a portion of all sales being donated to the much need cause, Motor Neurone Disease (MND) after the diagnosis of Neitz’s long time coach, Neale Daniher.

“We champion good beer, celebrate the good things in life, and give back by making a donation to fight MND with every beer sold.

With your support, we hope to pour out the goodness for years to come,” said David.

What started with a group of beer loving mates and a dream to start their own brewery, has turned into a company where every good

beer holds a little bit of good, with good people, while doing a good dead.

The Bottle-O Warehouse store manager Jacque Wayman said that having exclusive brands like Brewmanity and the many others they stock, sets them aside from other liquor companies.

“It has been a pleasure to have David here today promoting his company. The locals have loved meeting him and tasting his draught beer,” said Jacque.

Exclusive brands that are stocked within The Bottle-O Warehouse can come from all over the world, each with their own unique story. This one, however, is about a good beer brand, that does good things through beer. It is brewed right here in Victoria and sold locally in Shepparton at The Bottle-O Warehouse. As the brand states, “get it in your mouth” and help make a change for MND.

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Locally run, lovely laundromat POSITIONED in the heart of the CBD (Central Business District) right across the street from the Wyndham St NAB, is a lovely locally owned laundromat business that’s open seven days a week, and every day of the year regardless of holidays.

If it is a clean environment you are looking for to do all your personal or pet washing needs, well look no further, this place is a one stop laundromat.

From a small domestic load to a king size doona, the three different sized washing machines will have you covered, and only taking 24 minutes per load. The main area is very light, has huge folding tables, and the large dryers are very economical.

The separate "Pet Room" has its own washing and drying machines to cater for all animal blankets, including horse rugs. This space even has two inside dog washes with

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Shepparton Laundromat owners, Paul and Noelene Caverzan, said the machines are cleaned daily, and all maintenance is kept up to date including making sure the soap and coin dispensers are filled.

“We really enjoy providing these services for all our lovely customers who appreciate the close proximity to cafes, shops & supermarkets so this means you can pop a load in a machine and then head out for a coffee or groceries,” said Noelene.

Besides Shepparton Laundromat, Paul & Noelene, fulfilled the need for this style of laundering facilities at Seymour, Benalla & Numurkah to provide the same safe, secure and clean laundromat in each location, while catering for the beloved pets with free onsite parking.

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Envisage furniture currently have a catalogue sale with office, accent, lift chairs, lounges and ottomans featured. These modern and stylish chairs complement the beautiful creations Envisage Furniture also custom make,

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Casual tenancy got you covered HOW and where we work, study and meet has changed. Responding to the need for flexibility, the Greater Shepparton Business Centre provides six meeting and training facilities for casual hire, that are perfectly appointed for business meetings, staff training, job interviews, or conducting exams.

Each of these unique spaces can be hired for a day or half a day at reasonable prices. The smallest office space can seat four people. The largest training room has a data projector and whiteboard and can accommodate 22 people.

For exams, an invigilation service is available.

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Practical cleaning and hygiene solutions for the personal home or office with a wide range of quality products are being stocked in bulk right here in Shepparton, and when you buy in bulk the savings are incredible, so get excited about cleaning.

Everyday Supplies at 28-36 New Dookie Road, Shepparton have toilet paper and concentrated laundry powder products ready for bulk buyers in store, along with stocked shelves with the most economical and practical hygiene solutions.

Store owner Jac McCarty said the savings are huge and with the flu season at its peak hygiene in the home and the workplace is necessary.

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“We need to keep on top of household and business hygiene, especially in the winter months with the flu season the way it is now.

No matter the size of your business or if you are just a household wanting to get on top of everything, we have the products suited to do the right job,” said Jac.

“Buying in bulk is easy, and the best part is the money saved. We have close customer parking, and we also do deliveries,” she added.

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Serious sewing sale REGIONAL Victoria’s largest independent sewing retailer, Shepparton Sewing Centre, is having a trade in sale for the whole month of June.

If you are looking to update your machine, perhaps you picked up the sewing bug through lockdowns and now you’re looking to upgrade, this is a fantastic opportunity to snag a bargain on a quality machine with discounts up to $1,000.

On June 20, a representative from Bernina will visit Shepparton, giving customers the opportunity to learn about the premium range.

“Nothing sews like a Bernina, they really are the Rolls Royce of sewing machines,” said store owner, Brad Doherty.

“June 20 is a great day to sit down with a machine and try before you buy, with representatives here to answer questions about the range of Bernina and Bernette machines.”

What sets Shepparton Sewing Centre apart is their after sale support and local approach.

“Because we have in-store technicians, we service machines locally, meaning less time until you can get back sewing again. We also offer lessons on new machines, so you can get the most from your purchase.”

“If you go away on a holiday or something happens in your life, these lessons can be great to refresh your knowledge,” said Brad.

For demonstrations, giveaways, and more, mark Monday, June 20, in your calendar to take the machines for a test drive. Your one-stop-shop for all things sewing, Shepparton Sewing Centre offer layby, repairs, and stock everything you need to get started.

Trade in your machine this month at the Shepparton Sewing Centre, located at 36 Benalla Rd, Shepparton, or give them a call on 5821 2000.

SALE EVENT... Shepparton Sewing Centre owner, Brad Doherty with the Bernina range, on sale now with huge savings available in store. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.

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Big crowds for brumby cull protest

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A peaceful protest against State Labor’s brumby cull took place on the steps of Victorian Parliament last week with 100s in attendance.

Pictured above is Brian Harrison, Tanya Lightowler, and Shadow Minister for Regional Cities (including Border Communities) Bill Tilley MP on Clancy. Photo: Melanie Spencer.

100S ATTENDED... Activists travelled from around the country to protest against the shooting of brumbies in the Barmah Forest, Falls Creek and Eastern Alps. Photo: Melanie Spencer.

Lake Bartlett upgrades WORKS have commenced at Tatura’s Lake Bartlett, where Council are installing prefabricated public toilet facilities.

The need for a toilet facility in the area was raised by community members, with the Tatura Community Planning Group listing it as a priority item and the installation approved by Council in the 2021/2022 budget.

The public toilet facility includes one unisex accessible cubicle and one unisex ambulant cubicle and will be located on the western side of the reserve, set back from the road along Martin Street, between the Italian Social Club and Scout Hall.

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The proximity to the BBQ shelter and picnic area will provide visitors with easy access to the facilities.

There is parking on Martin Street in front of the facility, with accessible parking and an accessible path to be made available.

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with art and music next week WHILE not designed to mark the winter solstice, thousands of visitors will embark on a Shepparton adventure on the shortest day of the year, when White Night lights up the cultural destination for the first time on Saturday, June 25.

Enriched with a celebration of art and culture to showcase Shepparton’s history, White Night will transform the regional city through 28 large-scale illuminations, projections, live music and interactive works from talented local, national and international artists.

This one-night-only all ages event will feature experiences that pay respect to the past and present with works by local Yorta Yorta artists and First Nations designers from across the state with works based on connection to land, water and country.

Local artists featured include Mimi Leung, Aunty Frances

Nicholson, Tori Day, Tahnee Day and Dylan Charles, whose light installations, visual art projections and designs will be seen across Shepparton’s cultural spaces.

Original White Night designer, Michael Blazy (Paris), returns with his cascading soap bubble sculpture, Bouquet Final, shown at the first event in Melbourne in 2013.

Renowned Melbourne-based artist Bruce Armstrong brings his towering sculptural inflatable work to Shepparton in the shape of a friendly bear, which will delight the young and young at heart.

To entertain the masses, Ausecuma Beats, Juno Mamba and Quivers will bring beats, bass and boom to the Shepparton Skate Park, in a vibrant live music program by OK Motels founder Kate Berry, which will also feature a community skate off and visual projections by Rachel Doller.

Shepparton will see up to 40,000 people attend the city over the last weekend in June for White Night, which is expected to deliver a huge boost to the local economy as well as celebrating the diverse and cultural regional community.

White Night Shepparton takes place on Saturday, June 25 June from 6pm to 12 midnight. Entry is free and works can be viewed at various locations across Shepparton. See whitenight.com.au/ shepparton for further information.

More support available for health care workers W I T H Victoria’s healthcare workers continuing to do extraordinary work to protect the community, the Victorian Government has agreed to provide additional support for the sector as it prepares for the busiest winter yet.

A Healthcare Worker Winter Retention and Surge Payment, alongside other practical help like free meals, will soon flow to Victoria’s healthcare workers providing much-needed support and helping to attract and retain critically important staff.

The package will offer payments of $3,000 to all staff working in public hospitals and ambulance services, including nurses,

midwives, doctors, allied health professionals, paramedics, ward clerks and patient services assistants.

Thousands of health staff in both clinical and non-clinical roles who have also been working under immense pressure in roles critical to the functioning of our health system will be provided the payment, including those working in cleaning, food services and laundry services.

In recent months, health services have experienced challenges filling night shifts, which is why the package will also include free meals for workers who put their hands up to work overnight from July until the end

of the year. These initiatives, while clearly not ending the ongoing workforce challenges being experienced around Australia, represent a modest but meaningful way to support and retain healthcare workers within the public system.

To be eligible for the full package, workers will need to be employed by a public health service by July 1 and still be employed on September 30. The payments will be made in two rounds, one after August 15 and one after September 30.

Those who start between July 1 and September 30 will be eligible for a pro-rata

payment, providing an added incentive to help attract more staff to our public hospitals. More than 440 international healthcare workers have so far joined public hospitals since August last year, while up to 7,000 healthcare workers will be trained and hired under the Pandemic Repair Plan.

In addition, the Government is taking pressure off the system through measures such as free flu vaccinations for Victorians throughout June, an expansion of the virtual ED initiative and more funding for treatment at home through the Better at Home program.

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National Show and Shine committee member, Tony Clota, has announced that following representations to Mr Dutton and subsequent negotiations with the commander in charge of the ADF’s joint operations support staff, he had secured a Bushmaster for display at the Euroa Show and Shine on Sunday, October 2, 2022.

Mr Clota had been hopeful of securing an Abrams A1M1 Main Battle Tank for the show, but this has not been possible due to some logistical problems in getting the tank to Euroa. It turned out that with the Abrams, weighing in at 62 tonnes, and with another 18.6 tonnes for its transporter, the ADF was not sure whether some bridges in the area would hold the combined 80+ tonnes.

It was decided that the tank, transporter, and most of Burton’s Bridge falling into the Seven Creeks would not have been appreciated, so the Bushmaster was secured as a worthy replacement attraction.

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The four-wheel-drive vehicles are designed for all environments and are blast-resistant, complete with flat-run tyres and built-in selfinflation system.

Retired Australian Army major general, Mick Ryan, describes the Bushmaster as a “Wonderfully Australian-designed and built machine.”

For the technically minded, Bushmaster is powered by a Caterpillar 3126E 7.2L sixcylinder diesel, turbocharged and delivering 224 kW (300 hp) @ 2,200rpm and 1,166 Nm (860 lb ft) @ 1,440rpm. Transmission is a six-speed ECOMAT. With a top speed of over 100 Kph., Bushmaster has a range of 800km. It is fully air-conditioned and can sustain itself for a period of up to three days.

Armament consists of a range of mortar launchers, and three mounts for machine guns up to 7.62mm (one front and two rear).

Mr Clota said that accompanying the Bushmaster may be an ADF recruitment unit to answer questions and inform any interested folks about careers in the Australian Defence Force.

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MC DRIVERS We are seeking applications from enthusiastic, well presented persons to join the driver team, working from our Benalla depot. The depot operates 24/7 and this role primarily supports operations with five afternoon mid-week shifts per week return to Melbourne.

Shifts are typically 10-12 hours, and may include extra work during high demand times. Minimum guarantee of 70 hours per fortnight.

Key Qualifications: • MC licence essential • Willingness to obtain Dangerous Good Licence if not held already • Excellent communication skills • Good numeracy and literacy skills • Well organised Successful candidates will need to: • Successfully pass a preemployment medical • Comply with screening requirements of our Drug and Alcohol Policy • Agree to be employed under the terms of our EBA

Full Time Part Time – 22.5hpw This is an exciting opportunity to drive organisational risk, health and safety systems and initiatives.

The successful applicants will be required to provide a copy of their Covid-19 Vaccination Certificate prior to commencement.

Applications for both positions close 3pm Monday 27 June 2022.

For further information: www.wangaratta. vic.gov.au/about-council/careers or phone 03 5722 0888

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Board of Management Vacancies – Supporting Youth in our Community

Interested? Enquire today!

Call 5832 8900 or email front@sheppartonadviser.com.au

The Bridge Youth Service is seeking community-minded, skilled volunteers to join our Board of Management. We wish to encourage applications from people residing throughout the Mitchell, Strathbogie and Murrindindi, Moira and Greater Shepparton LGAs.

Rural City of Wangaratta are seeking passionate and experienced candidates to join our People and Governance Team. We currently have 2 opportunities available:

• Workplace Safety Officer

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Apply online at www.tascopetroleum. com.au/careers/ and for further enquiries regarding this exciting opportunity, please call: Steve Rose 0418 597 095.

Health & Safety Vacancies

• Health & Safety Coordinator

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ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS (AOD) PAID TRAINEESHIP - ACSO

The Australian Community Support Organisation (ACSO) is a dynamic, values driven NFP with a bold vision for a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive, and prison truly is the last resort. It’s our goal to reduce re-offending, and our purpose to strengthen the wellbeing of communities by advocating for and delivering services which divert people away from the justice system. We also deliver AOD programs to support any individual within the community.

Do you have a passion to work within the AOD sector and are keen to build your knowledge and work towards a career in AOD? We have an opportunity for a trainee to undertake structured learning and on-the-job training over a 12-month period within the AOD and Forensic Treatment Teams. Based in Shepparton, the traineeship is a full-time, paid position and includes funding and study leave to support the trainee to achieve their Cert IV in AOD while they are employed with us.

To learn more or apply, please visit our careers website at www. acso.org.au/ current-careeropportunities/.

Be quick, applications are due to close on 17 June 2022!

As a local, not-for-profit organisation in Shepparton, The Bridge began operating in 1995 and has grown throughout the years to become the high-performing organisation it is today. With offices in Shepparton, Wallan and Seymour, the organisation now has over 30 staff and provides services to between 1000-1200 young people per year through a diverse range of services. The Bridge Youth Service is active in the Mitchell, Murrindindi, Moira and Strathbogie shires as well as the City of Greater Shepparton delivering innovative programs which are funded through the Victorian Government, Department of Health & Human Services, the Department of Education & Training, Murray PHN as well as fundraising activities and grants from other sources.

Acting as a Board member, you will be making a difference in your community by providing governance within this youth-focussed organisation with attention paid to compliance, strategy, ethical standards, quality, financial wellbeing, strategic direction and performance of executives. We encourage applications from people who: • Have current experience in community services • Have strong financial knowledge and background • Are of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander background • Young people aged 18 years and upwards • LGBTQI+ persons • Come from cultural and linguistically diverse backgrounds Board Members are required to attend one meeting per month for approximately two hours and meetings take place in person or via video calls. Board Members must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and be willing to provide a current Working with Children Check and Police Record Check.

For more information, please visit www.thebridge.org.au or contact The Bridge Youth Service’s President, Georgia Linton on 0451 039 742.

Please send an expression of interest by 30/6/2022 to GLinton@thebridge.org.au

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Aged Care Funding Instrument (ACFI) Coordinator Leocata’s Transport Storage and Distribution is currently looking for an experienced

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We are looking for passionate people with excellent customer service skills.

Part Time + Casual Positions in the following teams: Cobram, Yarrawonga, Shepparton, Numurkah + Nathalia Community Care Workers (Personal Care Assistants)

Senior Advertising Consultant:

Flexibility of Part-time 3 full days per week or 25 hours over 5 days

Established in 1984, The Adviser continues to be the largest

MHA will support you to upskill and complete a Certificate!

circulating newspaper in the Goulburn Valley. We reach an estimated 60,000 readers in print and online every week and help achieve successful advertising campaigns for large and small businesses right throughout our region.

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• Excellent problem solving skills, appropriate to role, ie able to resolve medium to high level complexity issues;

Position Available

The Adviser has built a strong reputation as a leading community newspaper in regional Victoria, and we have two exciting positions available in our award-winning newspaper Sales team.

For more information please go to: www.mhacare.org.au/work-with-us/career-opportunities.

A copy of the position descriptions can be found on this website. Or email your CV and resume directly to hr@mhacare.org.au

• Excellent interpersonal skills;

Interested? Don’t delay, apply today as we will be reviewing applicants on a regular basis prior to the advert closing. Send your resume and covering letter, ensuring they cover the Key Selection Criteria above to: jobs@warramunda.com.au

Compassion Accountability Responsiveness Transparency Sustainability

Employment Opportunities:

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills;

To help us take The Adviser’s print and online sales to new heights, we are looking for two experienced sales professionals, one for our run of paper advertising and on-line advertising sales and a dynamic person to help maintain and grow our Classifieds Sales - these two exciting Sales positions are available immediately.

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helping people?

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Do you have proven successful sales and or customer service experience? (Media sales not essential)

If either position sounds like you and you are keen to join a great team of like-minded colleagues, we would love to meet you!

The successful applicants must demonstrate excellent communication skills and have the ability to maintain your own list of existing clients as well as the drive and energy to source new business.

An attractive salary package is available for the right person along with a special sales bonus structure and other benefits! Comprehensive training is also available.

The hours for both positions are negotiable.

BOOK YOUR CLASSIFIEDS NOW

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Best Offer. Ph 5823 5645 MYNA BIRD TRAPS $50 Mooroopna Men's Shed Ph Michael 0418 993 692 PEA STRAW small squares, Numurkah call John on 0458 622 025 or Tallygaroopna call Rod on 0428 852 498 TALLY LIONS CLUB SCANLAN Footy Cards circa 1981, 63 mixed, 6 team cards, VGC, will not separate, make an offer.

Ph 5823 5645 SWANS Promotional Football with original autographs, LOCKETT 4, KELLY 14 , 0'LOUGHLIN 19 , ROOS - THE PLAYER 1998. Make an offer. Ph 5823 5645 SYDNEY SWANS autographed footy jumper, no 87-350 2001, as new. Ph 5823 5645 Best Offer.

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GARAGE DOORS Supply, install & service.

Garage doors, Automatic doors & Gate openers Call Phil on 0418 577 280

LOST GREY FLUFFY CAT Loved & missed young boys pet. Female named "Sox" only 18 mths old, ran away from GV Vets in Nixon St, micro chipped & desexed. If seen or found please call 0408 217 063 or drop off at GV Vets.

LOST from Gordon Drive, Kialla, Female, Cream & Chocolate Rag Doll Cat. Last seen Wednesday 1st June, late afternoon. Small piece out of the tip of one ear.

Much loved family pet.

Please call if seen or found on 0409 411 675

PETS MALTESE SHIH TZU 3 beautiful babies, 9 weeks, male, vacc, wormed, microchipped, lovely temperament, microchip no: 953010005856085/ 6064/ 6065, s/n: MB107725 $2,500 ono Ph 0466 026 497

Comprehensive training is available for the right candidates, an attractive salary package is available along with a special sales bonus structure and other benefits! The hours for both positions are negotiable.

Sound interesting to you? Interviews are being conducted now so please email your application letter and CV to: melanie.spencer@ sheppartonadviser.com.au To find out more about The Adviser, go to www.sheppadviser.com.au

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PETS MALTESE SHIH TZU puppies, ready 21st June, wormed, vet checked, vacc, m/chipped, m/c no 956000015027971 /14957537/15013229, S/N: MB184236 Ph 5821 9487

Policies Editorial policy and complaints procedures Editorial Policy To view our full Editorial Policy, please visit our website.

Complaints Complaints will be accepted up to one (1) month from the date of the behaviour(s) or first publication.

PET ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE:

As of July 2019, it is now a requirement under the Domestic Animals Act 1994, that an advertisement must include the unique source number (required from the Pet Exchange Register) of the seller and the individual microchip number of each cat or dog being sold or given away. These requirements apply to puppies and kittens as well as adult dogs and cats.

For further information phone 5832 8900.

To view our full complaints procedure policy, please visit our website.

Postal address: PO Box 1664 Shepparton VIC 3630 By person: 38-40 Welsford St, Shepparton VIC 3630 By email: editorial@ sheppartonadviser.com.au sheppadviser.com.au

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CLASSIFIEDS GENERAL

TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR 2022 GMCU $25,500 Giveaway

COMMENCEMENT: The Promotion will commence on Friday June 10th 2022 at 8:00am.

CLOSING: Entries for the promotion will close on Sunday July 31st 2022 at 6:00pm.

ENTRY: Entry is open to any person who makes a purchase from a participating trader to the value of $10 or greater. Participating traders will be identified by posters in store and by advertisements in “The Adviser”. Entry is by making a purchase to the value of $10 or more from a participating trader, Scan the entry QR code on the participating stores posters, fill in the form on-line and take a photo of your receipt, please include the date and amount spent in the photo and enter. Entries will not be valid without a photo of the receipt. A receipt can only be entered once, any entered multiple times will be void. Weekly winners will be digitally drawn at 4:00pm on Monday June 20th, 27th, July 4th, 11th and 18th 2022. All entries, including previous prize winners, will then be placed directly into the final draw on August 1st, 2022 for the Grand $5,000 Prize in the form of a GMCU debit card. Plus 8 x $500 consolation prizes will be drawn after the Grand prize from all the previous winning entries. Management and staff of participating traders are not eligible to enter this competition at their own participating businesses. Management and staff of The Adviser are not eligible to enter this competition.

PRIZES: 6 x $500 prizes each will be drawn on Monday June 20th, 27th, July 4th, 11th and 18th 2022 at 4:00pm digitally at The Adviser, 38-40 Welsford Street, Shepparton. The Grand Prize of 1x $5,000, plus 8 x $500 consolation prizes will be drawn after the Grand prize from all the previous winning entries. This draw will be on Monday, August 1st, 2022 at 4:00pm digitally at The Adviser, 38-40 Welsford Street, Shepparton.

Prizes will be provided in the form of a Goulburn Murray Credit Union (GMCU) Gift Card. In addition, three x $500 will be handed out to the business for the most number of entries from participating businesses who employ 1-4 people, 5-15 people and 16 or more employees. These $500 x 3 prizes will be provided by The Adviser to the winning businesses in the form of a cheque.

TOTAL PRIZE POOL: Total prize pool is $25,500 and all of this must be won.

UNCLAIMED PRIZES: If a winner does not claim their prize by Thursday, September 1st, 2022 the prize will be re-drawn at 9:00am on Wednesday, September 21st, 2022 at the offices of “The Adviser”, 38-40 Welsford Street, Shepparton, and the new winner will be notified in accordance with these conditions. Any unclaimed prizes will be published in “The AGE” newspaper on Wednesday, September 14th, 2022.

NOTIFICATION OF WINNERS: Winners will be contacted by telephone as soon as the prizes are drawn. Names of $500 draw winners will be published in “The Adviser” on Wednesday, June 22nd, 29th, July 6th, 13th and 20th 2022. The name of the $5,000 GMCU debit card prize winner and 8 x $500 consolation prizes will be published in “The Adviser” on Wednesday, August 3rd, 2022. Winners of any unclaimed prizes will be published in “The Adviser” on Wednesday, August 17th, 2022.

PRIVACY: Information collected on entry forms will only be used to compile statistics on total value of purchases, total number of entries, total number of entrants and postcodes from various areas. No personal details will be recorded and all entry forms will be destroyed once statistics have been compiled and all prizes claimed.

PROMOTER: The Trustee for GJ Adams Trust t/as The Shepparton Adviser, Newspaper House, 38-40 Welsford Street, Shepparton VIC 3630 ABN: 27 086 739 892

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4. CHRIS BUZZA .................. 79

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4

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Mooroopna

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130 Hogan St, Tatura

Corner of High St & St. Georges Rd, Shepparton

5

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Phone: 5821 6400 46-52 Benalla Rd, Shepparton

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VIC BOVALINO

WENDY LOVELL

Phone: 0438 215 712

Phone: 5821 4588

Phone: 5821 6668

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5

133 Maude St, Shepparton

5

4 B. LIONS 4 G.W. SYDNEY 6 MELBOURNE

222 Wyndham Street Shepparton

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Wendy Lovell MP

Liberal Member for Northern Victoria Region

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This promises to be intriguing match-up.

Tatura chalked up its second win of the season last weekend when it skipped past Shepparton United.

Coach Paul Kirby would have been delighted by the fact that it was the Dogs best game of the season.

He will hope the likes of Chaz Sargeant (seven goals), Mitchell Elliott, Billy Cooper, Chris Ryan and Tom Sullivan can continue their good form against the Lions.

The Lions have been in really good form in the past month, but coach Ben Davey will be wary of the trip to Tatura.

He will turn to the likes of Seamus Feery, Lachlan Waite, Ben Rigoni, Joshua Alford and Jack Murphy to continue their good form to ensure the Lions’ charge towards the top six doesn’t get derailed.

Tip: Seymour.

This promises to be an interesting match-up for different reasons.

Both teams are 7-2, but have got to this position in vastly different fashion.

The reigning premier has been challenged in games against some of the lower ranked teams on the table, but then produced outstanding performances against more fancied opponents.

While the Eagles have produced some really good wins, including on the opening day against Euroa.

Although, coach Chad Owens would like last week’s game back again after his Eagles were outplayed by Euroa in the return bout.

Dirk Koenen, Lachie Christopher, James Herridge, Jono Aujard and Patrick Marks will be desperate to lead the Eagles to a much better four quarter effort.

If they fail to do and allow Jason Morgan, Zachary Keogh, Lachlan Smith, Aidan Robinson, Jack Sheldon and Zac Norris to get on top and dictate the contest, then home team could well be in front at the final siren.

Tip: Kyabram.

BENALLA V SHEPPARTON Benalla will be chasing its second win of the season when it plays host to Shepparton.

While, the Bears will be desperate for another win which would keep them within striking distance of the sixth placed Mooroopna.

Ruckman and VFL listed player Tom Downie, was brilliant in the win last weekend for the Saints.

But he is likely to be back playing VFL, leaving the responsibility to Josh Marchbank in the ruck to lead the way.

Wade King, Adam Walsh, Jordan Wolff and James Martiniello will be others trying to continue their good form to give the Saints a chance of victory.

Bryce Stephenson, Connor Fleming, Edward Lindon, Rowan Hiscock, Rhiley Lau and ruckman Miles Rowlands will be buoyed by their efforts against Kyabram last weekend.

If they can continue their effort, then they should win the four points. Tip: Shepparton.

SHEPPARTON SWANS V MOOROOPNA Mooroopna will be looking to get its

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Shepparton United faces a massive challenge when it welcomes the top of the ladder Echuca.

The Demons are showing glimpses of what they are capable when they are switched on but coach Paul “Hair” Serra knows the task ahead to get his group to play four quarters.

Today, against the visiting Murray Bombers that will be the focus.

And, he knows if they don’t the visitors will blitz them.

Edward Adams, Sheldon Bogdan, Adam Pigatto, Blake Serra, Oscar Ryan and Joel Serra will be some of the key players trying to replicate the first half of the Kyabram game a fortnight ago.

The Murray Bombers were challenged by the visiting Cats last weekend, but showed what they are capable of with easily their best half of football in the second half.

Co-coach Andrew Walker and Ruory Kirkby (five goals) led the way while Aiden Mills, Jackson Stewart and Liam Tenace chipped in to ensure the win.

If these guys continue their good form, the Demons will struggle to go with the visitors.

Tip: Echuca.

KYABRAM V MANSFIELD

4 RICHMOND 4 CARLTON 4 FREMANTLE

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4 B. LIONS 4 G.W. SYDNEY 6 MELBOURNE

Euroa will be chasing an eighth straight win when it welcomes Rochester today.

The Pies are one of the form teams of the competition after a false start to 2022.

After losing their opening two matches, they haven’t lost a game since.

And, last weekend, they made a massive statement against a fellow premiership contender Mansfield by blitzing them in the first three quarters to run out an easy winner.

Ben Giobbi (five goals), Adam Giobbi, Andrew Smith, Jayden Gleeson, Nathan Stewart and Jack McKernan (three goals) were outstanding in the dismantling of the Eagles.

If they can continue that form and keep the likes of Andy Henderson, Jacob Atley, Mitch Cricelli, Jordan Harper and Angus Martin at bay, I think they can chalk up another strong win.

Tip: Euroa.

three of its past four matches.

The Cats, like most teams are missing some key players, but coach John Lamont is not one for using excuses for their losses.

He will look at the positives of last weekend’s loss to Echuca, which came primarily in the first half to replicate against the Shepparton Swans.

On the other hand, Swans coach Andrew Riordan will be hoping his group can replicate the last quarter against Benalla (8.4) from the first bounce against the visitors.

Liam Betson, Dom Gugliotti, Jack Hunt, Ben Hicks and Ethan Hunt will be the Cats trying their best to ensure the Swans don’t jump out of the blocks.

Zac Banch, Bryden Squire, Tyreece Collison and James Auld will be some of the Swans trying ensure their team start the game well to be a chance of an upset win.

Tip: Mooroopna.

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GV Stars to play home game FIDA... Community sports is an excellent way to have fun, stay fit, and to develop connections. The GV Stars Football Program was started in July 2014 with the aim of providing people with an intellectual or physical disability the chance to play AFL. Photo: Supplied.

THE GV Stars all abilities football team will play a home game at the Shepparton East Football and Netball Club, located on Central Avenue, this weekend.

They are affiliated with FIDA, ‘Football Integration Development Association’ northern conference, which includes the GV Stars Echuca, Moama Rockets, Wangaratta Merriwa Magpies and the Wodonga Bulldogs, formerly the Jets. Each team hosts a carnival day where all teams play a round robin format of 10-minute halves.

Involvement in community sports is an excellent way to have fun, stay fit, and to develop connections. The GV Stars Football Program was started in July 2014 with the aim of

providing people with an intellectual or physical disability the chance to play AFL. Open to players of all genders aged from 14 years up, with an intellectual disability or those with other special circumstances are eligible to play.

Put your support behind the GV Stars this weekend when they play in the local area, this Sunday, June 19. The GV Stars will kick off the match at 10.30am against the Rockets, at Central Park (485 Central Ave, Shepparton East).

For further information, please contact Darren Cook on 0407 344 491.

R3 HOME DRAW Date: 19/06/2022 Venue: Central Park, Central Ave, Shepparton East 10.30-11.05am: GV Stars v. Echuca/Moama Rockets 10.10 -11.45am: Wodonga Bulldogs v. Wangaratta Merriwa Magpies 11.50-12.25pm: Break and presentation 12.40-1.15pm: GV Stars v. Wodonga Bulldogs 1.20-1.55pm: Echuca/Moama Rockets v. Wodonga Bulldogs 2.00-2.35pm: Wangaratta Merriwa Magpiesv. GV Stars.

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